First, raise and support the vehicle, after that measure and remove the wheel and tire assembly. Take out the two bolts and the entire rear support brackets from convertibles when needed. Afterward, undo the bolts that hold the left and right rear disc
Brake Calipers in place and then remove them, hanging them by the rear strut using wire or cord to protect the flexible brake hose. Go ahead and get rid of the rear part of the
Exhaust Pipes, plus the
Muffler and also separate the parking brake rear cables from the cable equalizer. After removing the right and left Wheel Speed Sensor, un bolt the nuts on the left and right rear axle halfshafts and take out the halfshafts. After that, take the rear springs and rear
Shock Absorbers off, but ensure you do not separate the fuel lines from the fuel pump. Remove the bolts holding the fuel pump and then hang the fuel pump from the rear strut so there is no heavy strain on the fuel line. Disconnect the propeller shaft assembly from the rear axle differential carrier, then pull out the whole rear differential carrier. Take out the two bolts in front, attaching the rear axle carrier to the frame and then remove the bolts in back. Eliminate the rear axle carrier from the vehicle by making use of a beneficial tool. The last step is to remove the camber strut bolt, trailing link bolt, lateral link bolt, inner track bar bolt, stabilizer bar link and the lower
Control Arm from the rear axle carrier.